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which I did not enjoy. I was shown to
my bed in a very small room which should
more properly be called a closet, as it
was of extremely small dimensions, and
but a trifle larger than the single bed
with which it was occupied and
which seemed to me to be situated in
a sort of outhouse at the back of the
main premises as we were obliged to
reach it by going through the kitchen
and a sort of back yard. I at length
got to bed, but it was a long time
before I got to sleep; for now having
an opportunity to collect my thoughts
I began to be troubled with a horrible
suspicion that the ticket I had bought
and paid $30 for might be worthless.
This thought kept me awake for a
long time, but tired nature at length
triumphed over horrid thoughts, bed-
bugs with which the bed seemed to be
swarming, and rats which kept
running over the ceiling and under
the floor and which at times I fancied
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